Why Tennis Elbow Is Common in Pickleball Players Over 50 Pickleball continues to grow rapidly among active adults in Tampa, FL, especially among players over 50 who enjoy the sport’s social and physical benefits. While pickleball offers lower-impact movement compared to some activities, repetitive paddle use still places stress on the wrist, forearm, elbow, and shoulder. Many players eventually develop pain commonly known as tennis elbow. Rolfing sessions focused on movement patterns and connective tissue balance may help address the physical strain associated with repetitive pickleball activity. At Williams Rolfing, we often work with clients experiencing tennis elbow symptoms stemming from overuse, changes in posture, limited shoulder mobility, and muscular compensation patterns developed over time. For many, maintaining mobility and reducing pain matter just as much as remaining competitive on the court. Understanding Tennis Elbow Beyond the Elbow Joint The problem of tennis elbow is often misunderstood as an isolated issue of the elbow. In reality, pain near the outer elbow is often caused by stress patterns involving the wrist, […] Continue reading
